Originally, for BMW, the M designation was created as part of their race car programme, however it soon became a badge associated with higher specification models of their standard road-going
Category: New Car Protection
Suprisingly, new cars are rarely delivered to their expectant owners with a high quality scratch free finish! Often poor preparation techniques cause micro marring and holograms whilst the use of traditional dealer-applied polymer sealants do not adequately protect the paintwork from scratching and UV damage.
Originally identified internally by its code name ‘Cajun’, a portmanteau of Cayenne Junior, but after much deliberation Porsche decided upon the final name for the new car to be ‘Macan’,
Porsche people are well known for being passionate about both the brand and their cars. It was no different for this customer! Having bought his first Porsche at the tender
The Land Rover Discovery Sport HSE SD4 is a luxury mid-sized SUV with unparalleled all-terrain capability. Replacing the now discontinued Freelander, the sleek new rounded look rather than the squared
The Audi TT first burst on to the scene in 1998 and have employed diesel powered variants since 2008, In November of 2014 Audi released the latest generation of their
The sight of an SUV with a Porsche badge is no longer a surprise on our British roads, since the Cayenne was launched in 2002. The Macan hit the European
A new car represents a significant investment, particularly if it’s the latest model Porsche 911. It’s the sports car to have, to drive daily, on the road or on the
In the increasingly competitive hybrid market, Porsche has a new offering aimed particularly at the eco-friendly and budget conscious business buyer. The new Porsche Cayenne S E-Hybrid, replaces the former
The M4 Coupe is BMW’s latest adrenaline fuelled offering, replacing the M3 as their 2 door performance car for those looking for the unique M Sport thrill. At just under
The Lexus name has become synonymous with luxury sedans and SUVs, so the different styling of the RC F might come as a surprise to some. Lexus describe it as